When the evidence favoring a treatment is weakly positive and the evidence against the treatment is nonexistent, an evidence-based approach will favor the treatment.

Adam Vena swore at and berated the mother of his 5-year-old trans daughter. To the right, his rage filled outbursts, including some in family court, are inconvenient details to be papered over.

Coverage of a Christian school challenging non-discrimination law contains subtle attempts to skew the story against transgender girls’ participation in sports.

The detransitioner lawsuits by Chloe Cole and Kayla Lovedahl aren’t real lawsuits, and they shouldn’t be treated that way in the press.

In the National Review, the difference between allowing children safe people to confide in and intentional grooming by predators is being eroded in furtherance of the moral panic over trans youth.

The judge, who found the ban is likely unconstitutional, addressed questions including the quality of evidence and Europe’s systematic reviews.

Jack Phillips will make a pink cake with blue frosting, but not for a transgender person.

Right wing media are aghast that a Catholic hospital in Maryland is expected to follow laws against discrimination.

Jeffrey Younger, whose abusive treatment of his trans daughter resulted in him losing unsupervised visitation, has a new story to keep his custody battle in the headlines.

The 11th circuit ruling that a trans boy was not discriminated against when he was barred from using the boys’ restrooms at school contradicts a 4th Circuit decision in Gavin Grimm’s case.